Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 May 1921 — Page 1

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FEARLESS AF.3D FREE. PR1CE TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR Vol. 63. JAsrE.u, Indiana, i uiday, MAY 6, 1921. No. 50.

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By E IDG AW A. GUEST

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lie N dismally chine, Rut when my sun Is dosci-nding There are Joys f r 1 1 1 to own. II riiay ride to horns and drumniln;:. I must wall: v quiet siivot, I'ut when once ti!'.v sc me mmln? Then on jnyniH l!.In f t Tiny com' mein? to nn r.nuüy Anil I f-atcli th'i:i with a svln AnI I say It pnnnlly, gladly. That I'm happier than a kin. You may talk of lofty plarvx. You may hoast of pomp and power, Mm may turn thrlr rai-r faery To tin plory of an Imur, Hut kIv' nn th humhlc station With Its Joys that loirj Mirvlve Tor tin laihl'os of t Im nation An th happiest fcii al'i. (Cpyrlht ly !:v:ir A t : I.) O

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backs at the orcn lirrpla'o, wt? vrnt shivering to l'd and hroatht'd Icicl'M on the coverlid. "It was common practice," .tv::ys Mr. Frank Uaackcs, Yice Pres. Ainrrifnn Steel and Wire Co., "to hr.nl: the foundations with manure lo::-s to keep tli cellar from freezing aial to put c stonn windows and yet the cold whistled through every crcl: and crevice in the weather hoards :ind around the door frames. "The Europeans, hecau-'e luinher v;i.-;

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In this country, v.l. re we h.id no stone v:i!!.;. we found 11 ait. the plaster, tar tju '0:1 and contraction, vouM hri-a. .: t. ad seal o!T. "l',;r th intrihsetlon oi' triangular -:ilvaniz l ste. 1 rein.rorcement and the i:r.prov:u ::t of o,:tl'de plasters, has cor-retcl tins evi! and a lor.se now eo';M he tumble'', f r:d over fid and its j!a: ion 1 walls re::.rin intact. The u of me U'M ri reinforced st.ifCO v unomic 1! in th" tlr-'t I r. stance, and ia doub'y .a oee:.i : tlio hoi" never h:is to be paaalC'!. - . 1 1 ; . 1 1 ; I : vrhlch every hatae owner wil! :;pin elate."

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. ALICE JOyCE Many of th.e greatest men and women of the stae have had their names associated with one certain play. Alice Joyce seems destined to have the same distinction. The Yitaraph star has had success after success, hut, like nil other motion picture stars, she las been without a role that stood out Feparate and distinct from the rest. In "Tht Vengeance of Durand," adapted from Ilex lloach's powerful story adapted by Mr. and Mrs. (teorjr Kandolph Chester, she has the best role In her notable career. Cat "Adopted" Rat. A lady author. Miss I 'ranees Pitt, tells a Canadian newspaper that she once pave a baby rat to a cat whoe kittens had cone out by the waterway, he nursed the little thins, washed it, und treated it In every way as a kitten. The rat learned to know Miss Pitt ns n friend, and became, she say.-, 'one of the tamest creatures I have ever known." It proved n most amusing family pet for nearly two years.

"JUST A LOVE NEST"

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Dubois County Commissioners Claims and Al lowances May term 1921.

ITantin:burs Arktis pub prte; $ 10.00

18.03 10.5r. 11.84 75.00 i.no 00.00 :u).oo nö.oo 20.00 0.50 C2.50 :j.oo 25.00 8.50

53.50 :i.oo

M. 'A. Seidl, Att'd o:T'r sal.

I.at r. Jones, taxes refunded. . Philip Prechtel, same Lea II Fisher, Co Attorney. . . i: V Pickhar.lt Co pub prt-. . Eli'-inbeth Kohlman, jan sal. . Ilei'ry Korrell, tmp 1 farm.. Lco'.Kohlcder, same TilKe Kle.-siner, same ')tt Leonard, pub highway... lienry J. Seng, dep Aud sal. . . .Ir.b' P Huther, otf exp Co Kec'r Mi-p Oyer, Poor Cass Tp .N'c.rKross, Poor Kainbridge. . Y I- Struckir.an. KUC Patoka Andrew IJraun Jr, same Koone

Vs Fred Deumer, brdi: Cass tp. 27G5.00 Frances Bartlev. clerk's asst. 20.83

15 L Greene Co, burial soldier Forrest. K. Anderson, same... C U.PIllis, same Wttemeyer fc Son, same Jas(rfr Herald Co pub prtg... Sair.ft, ofi' exp Co pubprtg... h'ans oir exp Co Treas Sara, olT exp Co Supt ?ate, off exp Co Clerk ,rai'i?, oiT exp Co Treas T 'RiWoodLurn Prtg Co same. Sarins, 01T exp Aud Sam$ otr exp Clerk Samvoir exp Surveyor Sarn, off exp C II otlices SamC pub printing Uobt:NonHrotr, Sheriifs fees. . Same', Sheriffs fees

KosciSM eh ringer, sups C House SarrKäUps poor farm Geo W Haberly, same Frank '-Hopf, same.. FloraT Stenftcnael, same. . . . SameJ supplies jail L H ßturm Hdw Co sups C II Qnm it" cm na rrny f n vm

IUlllV 1 kJk47 J'WA. lUi 111 ft SamtiRK R

C C Eaggerly Co Unit road. .

75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 13.12 51.00 28.42 o rI ) G.50 2.50

23.88 25.00 12.00 23.07 23.07 17.55 1303 r r .).!.

A J Burger, poor Bainbridgc. 4.25 Rosa Schaefer et al. Viewers report accepted. Chas J Schweitzer et al, rd pet viewers appointed. Fred Werner et al, rpt of viewers, bid to be let June 7. E D Pickhardt, eng rept, time granted. A B Krempp, road bid accepted. A II Mauntel et al, viewers rpt, bid to be let Junc7. Elizabeth Kohlman, bid for jan. aee'p'd H J Lcmme, rpt on unit rd, granted. Same, rpt on township rd granted. FRANK J. SENG, Auditor Dubois Count v. Henrv J. Senr Denuty. May 0, 1021.

Covered With Reinforced Stucco Because It Is "Economical, Pleasing In .. Effect," Weather and Fire FTes&afrt

This little house is a regular love nest. It has that most desirable feature individuality. It does not look as though It were built in loni: rows by a contractor, but that It was planned for a regular home by intelligent people. With the proper surroundings in the way of trees and shrubbery, this little home is a constant delight. The plan is so well arranged that housekeeping will not be dillicult without a maid. In planning a heating system, It will not be necessary to excavate the whole basement, the one chimney being so situated that it will care for the kitchen as well as the furnace underneath. The cellar stairway leaddown from the kitchen and there I a stairway leading up from the rear bedroom to the half-story overhead, and the problem of storage is thus fared for very nicely. The whole exterior is stucco and reinforced with triangular mesh galvanized steel which laps around the corners, making a very solid and substantial house whieh will never crack. Under the stimulus of lower prices the consumer is atrain beinninr to be one.

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Circuit Court Allowances. April Term, 1921. Chas Hartley, Clerk Chas Bartlev, stamps Robt Nonlhoir, SherilT herni Wcininger, court baililT lenry Graham, riding baililT. Hen Wndholt, same Xoble Leonard, same Loo Potts, same K K Weigcl, Jury ConTr David G Morgan, Grand Jury John L Becker, same John J Fuhrman, same John Bachman, same Alois Gutzsell, same., Jos Fierst. same

35.10 ron Gehlhausen, G J BaililT.. -14 1

alter F Kretz, re:r juror

' v w v - . ....... Ph Durcholz, sair.e Jos Fleck, same Fred W Aufderhar, same Wm Partenheimcr, same.... John S Hanison, same Peter Harder, same John L Krodcl, same Luther Armstrong, same. ....

12.00jAug A Betz, same Clarence Appel, same SO.Schris Aufderhar, cont Juror. 3oj Andrew Boeglin, same 3.).0G;jonn jj Cadlage, same rrm iJohn Bachman, auto hire 57.00 Eiiz Rohlman, court room jan

phlor II J jxmme, R R C Columbia. SamvVR R C Boone tp SameR R C Cass tp SameR R C Jackson tp Kinga Lemme; same A J j Sermersheim, same. .... Henry; Jergeij, same O L Mchringer, same Elcdsbi &Mynatt, R R C Col. a ' ;ji6ck Road Repairs. John IJ Steinkamp,.

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41.00 5.00 44.0M 41.00 20.00 22.50 20.00 f 3 00 lo.r.o 18.10 is.-to VIS 0 18.50 17.ro 11.00 10.v,0 2.1.00 21.30 23.10 23.00 5.00 10.20 18.50 23.40 23.10 23.70 15.10 23.00 24.10 25.00 4.00 22.00

G4.20 Total $700.50 20.0.) Approvd: John F. Dillon, Judge. 7.50 Robt NordhofT, SherilT. r-00 May C, 1021. ior no 21.00 iG.50 v!rjc:v:r. v: ?a 7.50 .makes r.::;;:.vj ::e: ut G.00 4001.40 "Tho n:vcr c7 L'o i:-'z . aJ" Her !.-.:.::! C:'..r:v: 90.00 Vie! a IM-2, 1 rf C-o ra.ca r,"'ol

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part rada-ilaa. TMs.stcry was cspocial y it1 aid for Miss Dana to introduce l.a; to Metro audiences. It is a tin-r.g story tkrat gives her

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"Tnie wom:inho4l will vhine," writes a portes. Xnt if the powder pult can prevent it !

MILITANT- MARY

The Trench are predii ting the col- j

lapse3 of Bol.-hcvivju. More power to the prophets!

Marshal Corh says hr hopes to v i i t the United States. The hope is entirely mutual.

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Having tried s.ivietism. a lariro number of Kuians are now iea'.y for something 1 -No.

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wear-50cbet-bag3 andioi7)eQcfore PERFUMERY Well, they-may have -their -fancy sniffs A COPPER -CENT FOR -ME !

With the hi'h price (f c'oal there is more satisfaction in pizin upon it than In burning it.

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Jßettcrheads ßnvelopes ßill Heads GiveTJsbur Orders for

Printing

The psalmist who said in his haste that all men are liars proved that they are not always so.

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Make no mistake. A man can be n profev:on;il ,au player and be hon-

I est and on the square.

In thee Volstead days a rann may smell like a barber shop and yet not have a .havo in a week.

Burglar-Proof Sate. Ability tu r"-Nt the niot potent cunin-' tool so far known, the acetylene toivh. is ihr r.aaai kab'e eharae-ter'-lie of a hurjk'.r-pro.if alloy now brin- r.srd for Iir.ia. 1 ank vaults ami safes, says Ppu!ar M-.-hata s Magazine. In a,:i oll'.eail te:. u four-indi

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Paul Junpe,

Frank Höing, George Parson, Tony Stetter Albert K aas Henry Haas, Frank E Schlegel, Aug - Bartelt, Kennt IIilgem&!.. Henrj'- Sonderman, Herbert Schwartz, Fred Lohman, John II Frick Geo Krueger,

Thos Stillwell, Dan Lehmkuehler, DeMott Garage Co . . . City of Huntingburg Harry Tormohlen, Wesley Wibbeler, Henry Werremeycr Fred E Beumer,

Leonard Roettger, . . Edwin - Meyer, Fred Klosterman,. . . Harry Bershire, Henry Brunsman,. . .

Fred Peters, Fridolin Kahle', Herbert Meyer Ferdinand Machine Wks, Fred Michael, . Ben Laake

Frank Weyer, !".!" 3 50 r onrlltl opportunities to make tho j

CG.G0 70.45 G0.G0 13.80 17.80 14.50 75 30

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VIOLA DANA

THE ROMANCE OF WORDS

"MRS. GRUNDY." ONCE upon a time and not so very far back, at that there was a real .Mrs. Grundy, the wife of Jude Peliv Inindy of Nahville, Tenn. The lady belonged to the best social et of the Southern city and her opinions on irood form were highly respected thorh. in the liu'ht of modern usmcs they would be considered extremely strai'htdae d. Purine the time at which Mrs. Felix Grundy ruled the social set of Nashville it happened that a theatrical eompuny visited the city, predentin:: a play known as "Speed the plough." History does not state whether the piece was humorous or serious, vulvar or refined. In Mrs. Grundy's mind it was enough that it was a dramatic production for the wife of the judu'e held that the-ater-goin was a pastime which should not be indulged In by ladies and gentlemen because of the fact that it was frowned upon by the church. By a curious coincidence, one of the characters of the play was also named Mrs. Grundy ami thc audience laughed whenever slie was mentioned.' The connection was later explained to Noah M. Ludlow, manager of the company, and the name was launched in theatrical parlance as the title of a mythical person who rules the social and moral destinies of 0 community. After Martin Van Buren's election to the presidency. Judge Grundy was made attorney general of the United States but his claim to fame Is as nothing when compared to that of his wife. (Copyright.)'

I'liiiiiiminiiiiinniiimiiniiiiiiniinniii: I THii GIRL ON THE JOB 0

H How- to, Succeed How toÄIet 5r-

Dy JESSIE ROBERTS ?fiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iitiiiiiiiniir; KAIXY T03IOKKOW

7.20; 7.80' 18.00; 8.50 ! 5.10 8.70. 37.50

Herman Ebbensamp,

Gilbert Kluch, Jos Schnaus,- , Robert Haug Ed Haue: Gerhard SchoenholT,. John Goepfrich John Mehling

Wever & Fleck,. .

Peter Gerber & Son,, Jerome Parson, Geo Eichmiller,. Carl Burton, Oliver Hanger, Edar Hanger. Ivan Hanger, Orville Jones, Clarence Jones,.

Jen Bledsoe, 20.00 Piete expression of her art. For in Ed Hall; 12.00 silent drama she is called upon Karl Morgan,. ..00 to essay a new character every few Dubois Pig M Co ' Tr.'no 'ecks, while on the speaking stage

Frank Hagen, G7.G5 sho Mas hc1,1 to one Part for froia

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XPERTS are agreed that sooner

, or later there may be a slump in,

tinancial matters, and that money will be much harder to get than it is now. Salaries may fall, there may again be much unemployment in short, after a lot of fair weather, rain may be looked for. Are you getting your umbrella and overshoes, metaphorically speaking, for the wet spell? In other words, are you laying aside some of the money you are getting today for the time when you lind it dillicult to make as much? No woman in business or employment of any kind should spend her entire income. Even with the best of luck there is likely to be a time when money is badly needed, and when a sum in the bank or properly invested may be really a life saver. A spell of Illness, an accident, a sudden responsibility these things are apt to come to any of us, to all of us. To meet them we need more than

boFt of l:cr rare dramatic talents. V,,e n'llar Mim we ,nake' wo m'M :i

And It Is a fatal mistr.ke to

Unusual care has been exercised in surrounding her with a capable cast, and no taxpense will be spared to make her debut with Metro a notable cr.e. Miss Dana is a supremo artist in e'ery ser.:rt of the word. Her ver-

-10 satility and rharm are 'delightfully 1-20 refreshing ra.J her powers of dra20.75: inatic expression have a quality 20.30 that is all Ml Dana's own. Early o'.o 0 in her career she created a sensa2.00 tion in her wonderful delineation of 1G.50 the stellar role in "The Poor Little 20.50 Rich Girl," one of the most successf.50 ful plays ever seen on Broadway. 0.00 Since coming to motion pictures

Miss Dana has found the most coin-

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Walter Hägen,

George Seitz

Adam Huber,. . . .

Frank Otto, Simon Schneider, Ben Brown

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Martin Lamport,.

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platt' of the na:t. ::nl !inrd nn!y a

-mall hole, tv.o and ..:'.e-eig!::h iiahes 'Jasper Machine Wks

deep, aft.-:- !;:.:!;. f.a;r hours' work 'Bedford Nueent Co.

3.00 25.00 37.50 0.00

5 00 7f"k- V ith so naar.y things rararr-er-22.50 iri' Europo. iiw d.ojs it manage to es23.43 P,k so i.ftrn?

Tnik treatv i revid, dea;u-rs Veai-

witli a cuttin ilame.

1040.50

Spin-tors who once looked under the tbed before retiring now look over their shoulders before registering.

England rnd Wa!f re.-.. higlut birth rate in 1 ." in tory. Well, wo coi.gaali:!.: says Hiviton Pot. Thr e say fir refined cireles in th: Is, the Pekinese eems t

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their hile thei.i. I we ear;

IUI iicei iv iron CO 10.35 There are sp..rali outbur-Js Marengo L & S Co 243.1G sleeping si.-kne-s ar.d talking iean

i uruue university, Louisville Cement Co

Ien Ed Doane, pub prt Co. .

enus t:gure miglity uninter

esting Infonaati n auer you know the popular than the Boston terriers.

j population of jour own town.

has H Bartley et al, ins inq Ed J Kuebler, children's uard N Taichert, same

: country John C Hägen, same be mure 'Andrew W Eckert, same

Arch C Doane, same 'Jos L Eckstein & Son, same. .

12.00 i ut the aihaa-nt from v. hieb ia--t p o-

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pie sailer niot i la 1 m.j ;.i -ai.:eu i 'ati:ig sickness. 14.0O 4 00 T1:M !lU,,,1 ?t:ir,1 l; .'--U'liag on V,q wars this year a t-t il of S2.5.3. m.1040 '" which is nearly half as much as in. 00 tbe Civil war eot. such Is the high ;."0 cost of wars these days.

reserve.

.sjiend your entire Income In the full days, simply because you take It for granted that you will always go on making an much as you are now, or even more., You may do so, you may make more for awhile, and again you may not. And If you have never developed the habit of saving part of what you make you will be no more secure when your income grows larger, because you will continue to spend it all. Tt is no ue counting on It always being UAITt ANI WAKMLIt for you. Make sure that some day It will read, BAIN TOMORROW, and that It will be righrr Re prepared. And especially now, .when the world Is In a most upet condition, and when anything may happen, make your own future as secure as you may by laying something away each week, and by buying sound securities when you have enough laid by to do so. Kcryrlzl-.t.) O T his story that women smokers an? talking about diearding the cigarette for the pipe sounds a good deal like a dream.

The newspap. rs say that America' most perfect girl has jut ben married. That girl is always getting married.

A. fool and his gun are n parted, but usually not until he Las perforated somebody.

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